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Erik,
Wanna bet his next post would be in bold?
I DONT WANT ANY REPLIES FROM U
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Wanna bet his next post would be in bold? naah, I know I'd lose.
isn't it amazing that when the kids ask for free advice it always comes with "I give you only whatever information I see fit in whatever form I prefer and you better give me the answer NOW in the form I want. Do not dare to ask me anything just answer, if I have not given enough information, since you do this for free, what do I care if it takes you a long time to figure out what I mean. Also it is more importand that my post show my 'individuality' than it is that it is readable"
You may substitute whatever word you see fit for 'individuality' above
Erik
gud one i luv the blah..blah..blah.!!!!
Here's the deal, OP. There are quite a few people here who are willing to help others.
For anyone to help you, you must clearly state you problem, preferably with an actual code example. If you post code, make sure you follow the instructions on how to properly post code. It makes it much more readable for the rest of us.
You should clearly state what you expect the code to do and what the code is actually doing.
If you don't want to listen to the advice of the people who take their time to try to help you, please go away.
ND
Three replies to that:
1) Given that none of the people who participate here is called 'U', that's an empty statement.
2) You're progressing really fast to the point where nobody out here is going to ever want to offer anything to you, ever again. Not even something as cheap as a reply.
3) Oh yes, you most definitely do want replies from us. If you didn't, you wouldn't have asked a question.